Given:
Triangle QRS has coordinates Q(-2, -2), R(0, 3), and S(4, -2) and is dilated by a scale factor of 2.
To find:
The new coordinates of point S', and state whether the dilation is an enlargement or a reduction.
Solution:
If a figure is dilated by factor k with origin as center of dilation, then
Where, 0<k<1 is reduction and k>1 is enlargement.
The figure is dilated by scale factor 2 which is greater than 1, so the dilation is an enlargement. The rule of dilation is:
Using this rule, we get
Therefore, the new coordinates of point S' are (8,-4).
Answer:
52 should be the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
first, love the parathesis. subtract 7-2
second 3 raised to the second power
third times 3 raised to the third power by 5 the answer a few u substrates 7-2
fourth 14 divide 2
finally I would add (14/2) 7 + 45 (which is 9 times 5)
read through it carefully by the end if the problem, you should have 52 as the ans
My mistake, answer must be put in y=mx+b. x+2y=0, you'd want to get y by itself, subtract x and divide by 2y, to get y by its lonely. The slope would be -1/2, the correct answer is A
The composition of transformations that would map figure ABCD to figure A''B'C''D' is 180° degree rotation about point C.
<h3>What is transformation?</h3>
It should be noted that transformation simply means the manipulation of a shape or geometric figure.
In this case, the composition of transformations that would map figure ABCD to figure A''B'C''D' is 180° degree rotation about point C.
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